Sentence examples for correct and successful from inspiring English sources

The evaluator said that she needed to embrace her "softer emotions" and overcome the belief that "sympathy and tender feelings only distract and divert people from being correct and successful".

The reference to the punishment is in connection with Cicero's (historically correct, and successful) endeavours to acquit Sextus Roscius of the charge of having murdered his own father.

The assembly mixture was characterized to confirm the correct and successful formation of the DNA nanopore.

Or physicians by the number of correct diagnoses and successful procedures?

All microstates of correct Go and successful Stop were analysed exploratory concerning GFP with one-way ANCOVAs with between-subject-factor "group" and covariate "age".

Bowes himself believed the tactics to be correct and almost successful.

Some coding genes are reclassified as pseudogenes every year as new evidence for their structure is collected and it becomes evident that the curated CDS structure is not correct and no successful protein product can be made.

For further analyses, the mean amplitude in a time-window 420 500 ms after onset of the Go-signal was computed separately for correct go- and successful Stop-trials.

A novel finding was that this Go-signal related reduction occurred on both correct Go-trials and successful Stops rather than just on Stop-failures, indicating a more general deficit than reported in previous work.

For Go-reaction-time (r = -.40*), Stop-failure reaction-time (r = -.72*), SSRT (r = -.76*) and mean amplitude in the ROI for correct Go (r =.27*) and successful Stop (r =.27*) developmental effects occurred, whereas the N200 of the difference-wave in the ROI between correct Go and successful Stop was not affected by age (r =.13; all one-tailed tested, * p <.05).

Results indicated that although both treatments produced improvements in spoken language, syntax stimulation was associated with larger improvements, particularly in terms of the proportions of grammatical utterances, correct information units (CIUs), and successful utterances produced by the participant.